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Hi,
Now a days, these specialized degrees are also not giving top quality job. Through degree, you will not get practical knowledge, which is required in the industry. An industry want specialized professionals with practical knowledge.
Do you think that Microsoft Require any affiliation from any University? I think no, because all the college purchase License from Microsoft. So, if Microsoft will take an exam and make someone certified as Microsoft Certified Professional or Engineer, then this international certification will be accepted by the industry.
Now a days, one must have to choose the line where he/she wants to make the career in IT lines. Here are some specialized job requirement in the industry like:
1. System admin.
2. Network admin.
3. Security admin.
4. Database admin.
5. Virtualization admin.
6. Data center admin.
7. Web developer.
8. Internet security specialist.
9. Software developer and many more.
There are some International Certifications, which get embossed on the degree as well, like:
1. MCSE.
2. MCITP.
3. MCSD.
4. RHCSA.
5. RHCE.
6. RHCSS.
7. RHCVA.
8. RHCA.
9. RHDBA.
10. CCNA.
11. CCNP.
12. CCSP.
13. CCIE
These are technology providing companies and industry runs on these technologies. So, when industry requires professionals then they will look for the certified professional for specialized stream not by the degree.

B.Com with or without industry integrated focuses on commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects prepares you for finance and accounting jobs in enterprises. BBA is a generic course on business management and administration and it focuses on functional areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources and operations. BBA provides wider options in different functions and various types of industries. Although, you must do graduate degree based on your interest area. I will recommend BBA for a better career opportunities and growth as after exposure in different functions of management during BBA, you can chose best specializations in MBA.